Over the past few weeks and months I’ve been constantly working on my Vulkan examples, enhancing existing demos, adding new ones, fixing bugs reported and merging pull requests (thx to anyone that has contributed!). I even found some time to work on a Vulkn deferred shading playground using Crytek’s famous Sponza model. You can find the repository for it here.
This Sunday I decided to visually upgrade the deferred shading example included in my samples repository. Deferred shading is commonly used nowadays, and I felt that the example didn’t showcase the technique properly. And so I went on to add some normal mapped surfaces, render multiple meshes and make the light sources dynamic.
And thanks to nvidia’s ShadowPlay I can even capture the Vulkan samples at nice frame rates, so I decided to upload a small video of the updated example to my YouTube channel: